Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 14:37
Damn, it worked in the preview.
Ah well, here it is for the terminally lazy who can't be bothered to click
Ah well, here it is for the terminally lazy who can't be bothered to click
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Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 14:46
Nice sig Mr D R!
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 14:58
A quote I try to live my life byBig Si wrote:Nice sig Mr D R!
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 15:47
Just a test, I just learned this the other day so hopefully it will work...
EDIT: Yep, works for me. For those interested, I did it like this...
[img]http://invis.free.anonymizer.com/http:/ ... 12_fra.jpg[/img]
EDIT: Yep, works for me. For those interested, I did it like this...
[img]http://invis.free.anonymizer.com/http:/ ... 12_fra.jpg[/img]
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 19:00
Radiohead's cover of "Wish you were here" (Pink Floyd)
Well, not bizarre, rather good
Well, not bizarre, rather good
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 19:03
Wasn't that Sparklehorse with Thom Yorke? It is good...rian wrote:Radiohead's cover of "Wish you were here" (Pink Floyd)
Well, not bizarre, rather good
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 19:06
Could have been. I really don't know. The one who sent the song to me told me it was Radiohead, but you can never be sure, can youJansenClone wrote:Wasn't that Sparklehorse with Thom Yorke? It is good...rian wrote:Radiohead's cover of "Wish you were here" (Pink Floyd)
Well, not bizarre, rather good
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 19:11
Yeah, Sparklehorse(with TY) it is. It's on 'Come Again:22 Contemorary Covers' though I've actually got it on one of those free magazine CD things. I think I probably need to get my coat now...rian wrote:Could have been. I really don't know. The one who sent the song to me told me it was Radiohead, but you can never be sure, can youJansenClone wrote:Wasn't that Sparklehorse with Thom Yorke? It is good...rian wrote:Radiohead's cover of "Wish you were here" (Pink Floyd)
Well, not bizarre, rather good
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 19:38
I wish I hadn't looked at that pic of Mr. Bators nad 
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 09:04
destroy all monsters - these boots are made for walking is pretty different
ciccone youth - get into the groove
and has anyone mentioned Laibach the kings of the cover version
ciccone youth - get into the groove
and has anyone mentioned Laibach the kings of the cover version
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 10:07
some one in mr strange's halls of residence used to play a Cantonese version of Brother Louis at 4am. not nice.
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 11:58
Aztec Camera did release it as a B-sideemilystrange wrote:i'm sure i saw icicle works do van halen's Jump.
Half Man Half Biscuit's covers of
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 12:00
Transmission and Help Me Rhonda are quite bizarre
alongside
Nick Cave's very odd verion of "tower of song"
alongside
Nick Cave's very odd verion of "tower of song"
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 12:00
not completely, I actually love dthe live dvd, but it's the only thing of them I likesunset yellow wrote:as always anything that has to do with them must be forgottenranddebiel² wrote:the cure also did an awful version of "creep" by radiohead...I think they're just not that good with covers .....
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 12:01
never heard those I must say....dee902 wrote:I think some of their covers are pretty good. I particularly like the covers of World in My Eyes, Purple Haze, and Young Americans.randdebiel² wrote:the cure also did an awful version of "creep" by radiohead...I think they're just not that good with covers .....
MOST BIZZARE COVERS
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 12:15
i just remembered a fine cover
the residents: it s a mans world
and an awful one
peter murphy:love me tender
the residents: it s a mans world
and an awful one
peter murphy:love me tender
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 14:48
World in My Eyes can be found on the DM tribute album "For The Masses". Purple Haze is on "Stone Free", the Jimi Hendrix tribute album. I think Young Americans was a b-side to I don't know what single back in 95 or 96.randdebiel² wrote:never heard those I must say....dee902 wrote:I think some of their covers are pretty good. I particularly like the covers of World in My Eyes, Purple Haze, and Young Americans.randdebiel² wrote:the cure also did an awful version of "creep" by radiohead...I think they're just not that good with covers .....
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 15:03
Why hasn't anyone mentioned Senoir Coconut's Kraftwerk covers?
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 15:47
thx, I'll check 'em outdee902 wrote: World in My Eyes can be found on the DM tribute album "For The Masses". Purple Haze is on "Stone Free", the Jimi Hendrix tribute album. I think Young Americans was a b-side to I don't know what single back in 95 or 96.
Re: Half Man Half Biscuit's covers of
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 15:49
Mmmmm the full-length one especially, for Hank Williams pulling himself off.twp wrote:Nick Cave's very odd verion of "tower of song"
Sonic Yoof did a fantastic "Into the Groove", Big Black's "The Model" is cool, and My Bloody Valentine's versions of "We have all the time in the world" and "Map Ref 41N 93W" are very worthy of mention.
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 17:52
Mr Jame's Sigue Sigue Sput... do a very odd cover of Smashing Pumpkins Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 17:52
Nice!!hallucienate wrote:Why hasn't anyone mentioned Senoir Coconut's Kraftwerk covers?
I think John (Justj0hn to all of you) played a cover of "The Robots" not too long ago. At least, I think it was Senor Coconut. Hmm....
Re: Half Man Half Biscuit's covers of
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 18:01
And a version of Robert Palmers Addicted to Love.mh wrote: Sonic Yoof did a fantastic "Into the Groove"
Re: Half Man Half Biscuit's covers of
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 19:12
Technically, that was Ciccone Yoof.Big Si wrote:And a version of Robert Palmers Addicted to Love.mh wrote: Sonic Yoof did a fantastic "Into the Groove"
Re: Half Man Half Biscuit's covers of
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 19:15
Or Ciccone Youth, right?mugabe wrote:Technically, that was Ciccone Yoof.Big Si wrote:And a version of Robert Palmers Addicted to Love.mh wrote: Sonic Yoof did a fantastic "Into the Groove"